Allen & Heath Qu-SB

Allen & Heath Qu-SB Ultra Compact Digital Mixer

16 mono ingangen (6,3 mm jack + XLR)
1 stereo-ingang (6,3 mm jack)
12 on-board mix uitgangen (LR, Mono Mix 1-4, stereo mix 1-3)
1 stereo matrix-out (6,3 mm jack)
Qu-32 kern aan de binnenkant (32 mono + 3 stereo-ingangskanalen)
Tot maximaal 11 monitormixen
Trim, polariteit, HPF, gate, insert/ ducker, 4-band PEQ, compressor en delay in alle ingangen
Insert, 1/3 octaaf GEQ, 4-band PEQ, compressor en delay voor alle mix-uitgangen
4 FX engines
4 FX send / returns
4 mutegroepen
4 DCA groepen
AnaLOGIQ TM preamps
iLive FX bibliotheek
dSNAKE remote audio port-uitbreiding tot maximaal 38 ingangen
Automatische mic mixer
RTA met een peak-band-display
32 x 32 USB audio-interface
Qu-Drive voor directe multitrack opnames/ afspelen op USB-drives
Compatibel met ME Personal Mixing System
Nieuwe firmware versie 1.9: Pro Factory microfoon presets van Audio-Technica, Sennheiser en Shure, DAW controle voor Windows, nieuwe QU-Control App
Met voetschakelaaraansluiting
4 HE
Geschikte rackmount kit QU-SB-RK19X: artikel 388113 (niet inbegrepen)

Verdere informatie

Buses	14
Inputs	16
Channels (max. amount)	32
DCA (Digitally Contr. Amp.)	Yes
Card Slot (external)	No
Touchscreen	No
Offline Editing	Yes
Demountable Stagebox	Yes
External Power Supply	No
Port For Ext. Power Supply	No
19" Rack Unit	Yes
Built in Audio player	No

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A nice bit of kit! :)

01.11.2016

After much deliberation, I bought this digital mixer for our 5-piece rock band primarily for live performance although it also lends itself to studio recording. Other contenders included the Mackie DL32R and Presonus RM32AI. All of these products would do the job well but in the end it came down to sorting out the features we needed from the ?nice to haves? and in that respect the QU-SB came out on top for:

? Physical size - fits in a shallow 4U flight case, with plenty of room for a small wireless router.

? App compatibility ? band members can use Android or iOS smartphones to control their mix.

? Footswitch control ? useful for mic and effects muting in a live environment.

The other products support more than 16 local inputs and even Dante via optional expansion cards but for us neither of these things are necessary in a pub gig environment. And should the situation ever require additional I/O, this can always be accommodated via one of the optional A&H audio expansion racks (eg AB168).

I?m no sound engineer but so far I?ve been able to find my way reasonably successfully through the menus and settings. If there?s one criticism I have though it?s that the reference manual is written to cover the entire QU product range and it can be difficult to identify menus and settings that relate specifically to the QU-SB. In other words, whilst the QU-SB utilises the same core processing as the flagship QU-32, the lack of integral display, physical faders and buttons inevitably means that operation will be similar but not identical. For a novice sound guy that can be confusing and I would suggest that A&H produce a dedicated manual for this product.

To summarise, I?m very pleased with my purchase. It does everything the band currently require of it, at a reasonable price and I?m hopeful that Allen & Heath?s reputation for quality and reliability will ensure years of trouble-free performance.

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Helaas is er een fout opgetreden, probeert u het a.u.b. later nogmaals.

Very good and stable with Airport express

Eugene M., 13.02.2017

This review is intended to let you know my findings on the various satgebox type mixers I have used as you are probably looking at several options at the moment so should be informative. I use several including the QU-SB. Hope you find it useful:

I had the Behringer XR18 and XR12. Good sounding unit but the apps for Android and iOS are terrible and Behringer have made NO attempt to improve them.

I looked at the QSC Touchmix but it has no remote pres. OK if you doing sound for yourself but not so much if you are doing sound for several acts where being able to recall changes saves bit of hassle during a muli-band gig.

The best app is the Master Fader by Mackie, I do not like the Touchmix app, Allen & Heath have a nice app. It is well laid out and functions well but Master Fader is by far the nicest to use.

I use an Apple Airport Express with a iPAD 4. Never had an issue. Lovely sounding mixer provided everything you plug into it is setup and eq'd correctly.

The thing to remember with any of these is that in the event of a wifi fail the mix will go on with no drop outs or fails , just you will not be able to make changes to the mix until you reboot the router etc. BUT if you program the footswitch on the QU to mute fx for 'between songs' announcing you are good to go in that regard.

One good thing about the Behringer XR series is it will allow you to control it with a hardwired PC/MAC, phone and midi hardware all at the same time (you will have to understand and know how to program midi cc's etc) giving you 3 simultaneous control options.

QU-SB will allow you to record BOTH to Qu-Drive AND MAC at the same time giving you a backup, I do not think the others allow for this even the DL32R. A big thing for my choice to purchase.

With any of them, run your router at 5 GHz, be sure your tablet is spec'd for 5 Ghz wifi pickup.

The QU-SB has no HiZ inputs you will need DI boxes, the behringer has 2 from memory.

I have used the QU-Sb for work doing sound for drama groups, choirs and bands and it never let me down. The Behringer internal wifi - just don't use it, the XR series sounds nice though.

So, for the money and the sound quality, good app, space saving on a small stage etc the QU-SB is the pick of them for me. If I could make my dream system it would be the functionality of the SB with the Mackie App and the ability to run hardwired to a MAC giving additional control.

Had Mackie priced the controller for the DL32R cheaper I would probably have gone for it (32 ins), then again it has cooling fans (not ideal if used as i/o with your DAW) and one less fx engine and will not allow recording to drive and PC at same time.

If you do a 'one man show' check out the Soundcraft Ui12 as it has amp sims which are not bad and means you have one less thing to carry to gig etc. It also has a music player you can run backing tracks from for less than ?300!

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